September 11, 2006

September 11, 2006

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Orion Debrief

By FRANK MORRING,JOSEPH C. ANSELMO

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

New Beginnings?

By CRAIG COVAULT

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Winning Streak

By AMY BUTLER

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Orion Debrief

Cost, technical prowess favored Lockheed Martin in NASA’s shuttle-replacement competition win

By FRANK MORRING,JOSEPH C. ANSELMO

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

New Beginnings?

Atlantis given two shots at launch after exhaustive assessments

By CRAIG COVAULT

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Winning Streak

As U.S. continues expanding missile defense tests, Israel reassesses its tiered-defense strategy

By AMY BUTLER

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Empire-Building

PARIS Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) has effectively kicked off what’s expected to be a multiyear, $15-billion investment spree with the acquisition, along with partners, of maintenance, repair and overhaul provider SR Technics.

By ROBERT WALL

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Generation Gap

Russian air force recognizes Sukhoi T-50 design alone will not meet future fighter needs

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Blade Erosion

British Defense Ministry scrambles to identify stop-gap, as rotary purchases are pushed back

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Embraer's Mission

Brazilian airframer sets out to make VLJ-air taxi believers out of Wall Street

By FRANCES FIORINO

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AIR TRANSPORT

Twin Engines

Dual management gives Boeing’s new airplanes chief lots of engineering support

By JOSEPH C. ANSELMO

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Starting Over

BAE Systems’ Airbus bailout signals long, complex road to recovery

By ROBERT WALL,PIERRE SPARACO,DOUGLAS BARRIE

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Starting Over

Eyes on the East

Finnair stakes its plan for more Asian traffic on new A340s

By NEELAM MATHEWS

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